1. LEXICOGRAPHER
By:
Kyndall Peterson
Tayler Nidiffer
Douglas Bratke

2. SHAKESPEARE’S COINED WORDS

3. Bedroom: a room for sleeping
Excitement: a feeling of great
enthusiasm
Mimic: simulate
Gossip: reports about other
people, typically involving details
that are not confirmed as being
true
Skim milk: milk from which the
cream has been removed

4. Zany: comical
Swagger: to walk or strut with a
defiant or insolent air
Madcap: reckless
Watchdog: a dog kept to guard
private property
Bloodstained: stained with blood

5. RECENTLY ADDED WORDS

6. OMG: Oh My God
LOL: Laugh Out Loud
FYI: For Your Information
Lappy: laptop
Mancave: a male sanctuary, such
as a specially equipped garage

7.  Tweet: a post on Twitter
 Cougar: an older woman who frequently
clubs in order to meet younger men
 Bromance: the relationship between two
straight males
 Moobs: man boobs
 Man flu: the condition shared by all male
wherein a common illness (usually a mild
cold) is presented by the patient as life
threatening

8. NEW WORDS

9.  Confuzzled: confused and puzzled at the
same time
 Snirt: snow that’s dirty
 Fumb: large toe
 Sprong: faster than a job but slower than a
sprint
 Polkadodged: the act that occurs when
two people attempt to pass each other but
move in the same direction

10.  Sprummer: weather can’t decided to be spring
or summer
 Whinese: language spoken by young childern on
long trips
 Disconfect: to sterilize the piece of candy you
dropped on the floor by blowing on it, somehow
assuming this will “remove” the germs
 Dimp: person who insults you in a cheap
department store by asking “do you work here?”
 Banjooloist: an expert in banjo based music
styles